Asked if she would consider running for mayor in 2010, knowing her love for the city, Ms. Copps denied she is interested in the position.
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Stack of victims at Chief Mullan’s feet
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A Reflection of Mums
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A Reflection of Mums
Randy Manuel, lead hand/greenhouse grower at Gage Park, works on an elaborate display for this weekend’s annual chrysanthemum show.
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A Reflection of Mums
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Police release sketch of second Daly murder suspect
The first suspect, who is believed to have wielded the murder weapon.
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Police release sketch of second Daly murder suspect
Police say the second suspect, shown here, was much smaller than the first. Both would now be about 25 years old.
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Quarterback signing
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Casey Printers made a special appearance at the new Best Buy location in the Ancaster Meadowlands Oct. 17 for an autograph signing. West Mountain youngster Troy Rodereque, 5, made the most of the opportunity to meet Casey in person.
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Mountain skateboard park taking shape
The new skateboard facility at Turner Park is taking shape. Work on the project is nearly half finished.
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Poverty Presentation
Wesley Urban Ministries recognized the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty on Friday, Oct. 17, through a series of educational events featuring author Maggie de Vries. Maggie’s sister Sarah was one of the missing women from Vancouver and in sharing her experiences, highlighted the International Day’s theme of human rights and dignity for all. Sharing in the day, David Derbyshire (Wesley Urban Ministries, Community Development Worker), Deputy Chief Eric Girt (Hamilton Police Services), Maggie de Vries (Featured Speaker), Tamara Coleman-Lawrie (Wesley Urban Ministries, Director, Resource Development) and Pernell Goodyear (Freeway Coffee House, Director).
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Sherwood looks to continue field hockey dynasty
Hill Park edged Sir Winston Churchill 1-0 in public high school girls semi-final field hockey action at Sherwood Oct. 21. Hill Park was slated to play Sherwood in the final on Thursday.
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Catholic football action heads into home stretch
Brebeuf receiver Spencer Moore hauls in a pass in Hamilton Catholic high school senior football action in Stoney Creek Oct. 17. Newman won the game 32-0.
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Stinky business
A youth led community action project, entitled Science of Garbage, visited the City of Hamilton’s Wastewater Treatment Plant recently to learn and gain an understanding about this facility. After this trip the group was able to pass on the information to their younger friends at the Polish Language Classes under HWCDSB. “We believe that education and implementation are keys points to saving our planet Earth. Through understanding and knowledge about the toxins sleeping in our garbage that we put by the curb each week, about effects of dirty landfills, waste disposal, recycling, composting, and energy saving, we can start cleaning up our environment starting from our homes, schools, communities” said the proud head teacher of the Elementary International (Polish) Language Classes, Ms. Jagoda Kurowska. Pictured left to right, Gabriella Cygan, Monika Ryniewicz, and Liz Niton.
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Playing Pan Am Games with deficits
